Tires Pirelli or BFGoodrich

I switched to Pirelli P Zero Race for a rig that\u2019s set up for speed and I am really loving it.

I only rode budget tires like Pirelli P7 Sport (35 mm) and Continental Ultra Sport (32 mm). Both tires have the same width, but the Pirelli has a kevlar bead instead of wire.

I just went out on my P zero Road tires for the first time yesterday and was plenty happy with them.

We replaced our right away and got the pirelli weatheractives. They are 100x better and great in the snow.

Stock Pirellis were getting a little low after about 35,000 miles and decided to upgrade a bit. Went with KO2s 245/65/17. Love the fitment even more. They’re slightly wider than the stock 225s. Make a huge difference off-road and feels more like a truck when driving.

Here in the UK I replaced mine about 2 years after the last set were installed. Car averages about 11000 miles per year. The previous ones were Bridgestone Alenza I think. I went with the Pirelli P Zero NCS for the 22 inch rims. I cant tell if they are quieter but handle well.

They rebalanced the OEM Continentals with some improvement, but they still vibrated. I replaced the tires at 36k with Pirrellis (sp?). Some improvement with the vibration but still.

Eu stau la munte, iarna ninge constant, mie nu imi plac - le am pe una dintre masini (Pirelli Scorpion Zero) din comoditate dar probabil si ele vor fi schimbate cu anvelope dedicate. Te opresti greu iar faptul ca te duci sanie trebuie luat in calcul oricand franezi cu ele. (Cu tractiune integrala, probabil cu tractiune spate nu as fi plecat de pe loc :)) ). La zapada de peste 10-15 cm, nu plec nici sa iau paine cu masina respectiva. \n\nLe pot intelege daca ai 1 saptamana de iarna pe an dar mi se par tot mediocre fata de anvelopele dedicate. Iar daca ai o singura masina, nu vad de ce nu ai schimba cu ceva dedicat si bun, dureaza 2 ore pe an.

Had Pirelli’s once I believe they were 80,000 mi rated. I learned a lesson from these. I will never buy ultra high mileage tires again. They don’t ride well and after 3 balances at different places I got rid of them. They rode hard and vibrated.

I absolutely hate using the KO2's. They're a long lasting tire with a high load rating, but that's because the rubber compound is hard as steel. They're outright dangerous in wet and icy conditions.